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| 1t Is said that the recent "mass meeting" OF
| the farmers OF Chester County, which passed
resolutions upon some questions now before
the people OF the State, comprised uttwenty-
nine members. Will the Reporter kindly
inform the Record just how many farmers
were present, and just what number of con-
stituenls each delegate representen?-C0l' C0l'tnl-
bia Record.
y great many persons have the idea that the
Farmers movement rs it Is styled, Is an
effort to reduce taxation. How do they re-
coucle this with the latest utterance of the
originator, that the "soui Of the movement is
an ugrIcu tural college."-LaurenS advertiser.
Blcachcd homespuns, brown homespuns,
plaid homespuns, and II Sheeting in brown
and bleached, at w. +. Bells.
Dress ginghams, dress calicoes, calico robes.
something new and stylish. w. E. Bell.
Ladies' white and colored collars. Ladies'
white and colored cuffs. w. +. Bell.
Colorcd dress, silks at A cents per yard.
This Is the best bargain that was ever ofered
they are oil sold. VIM. Z. Bell. 1919
Ladies' and misses under vest from 25c. to
$500 each. VIM. Z. Bell.
The "Frult Cake" season is here and Smith
& Sons is the place to get nice fresh raisins,
currants, citron &c. ll.2
| Pure. genuine old fashioned buckwheat can
be found ut Smith & Sons. lie
| Ask for the "Rubber Finger SHIELD" for pen
stafiS 1t COSTS but little and Is a great con-
venience Smith e. Son. lie
Smoke Farmers club cigars. A. NJ. Hill &
Sons. liz
| The Farmers club cigars are the best and
he cheapest In the market. A. NJ. Hill d
Sons. liz
The Farmers club cigars are all the 60. A.
NJ. Hill & Sons. liz
| Ask for the "Electric" shoe, for gents In
balls and congress. Something new, cheap
and handsome. Smith & Son. ll.2
BEST barly seed for sale by w. ]. Smith &
Son. u
Mechanics should look through our full as
sortment of tools before making their pur
chases. Smith & Son. 10-l2
The greatest variety Of fashionable dres
! trimmings at II. NJ. Haddon & Co. l0-l
Black dress silks in the finest quality OF
goods, jet ornaments. and Jet dress sets to
| match VIM. E. Bell. 1918
Short ends In dress goods at less than cost,
Indies who have children to buy for, will do
well to call and get Il nice selection. VIM. f.
Bell. lois
Short ends in dress ginghams for less than
cost, running from 3t0 6yards In length. you
cannot do better than buy few peceS for
childrcns dresses. VIM. Z. Bell. lO-l0
Just received $50 barrels -four which will be
sold at lowest prices p. Rosenberg & Co. lie
Evey young man should wear the patent
square shoulder suit. Call aud buy one +
| Rosenberg & Co. II
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

IN Office property
Must be returned between the first day January 1888 and
the goth February, 1885,
credits. machinery
TIONS EXECUTE THIS PROVISION WITHOUT
EXCEPTION.
Personal Property Abbe County and respectfully
to give their aid in
TAXPAYERS ARE EARNESTLY REQUESTED MAKE THEIR
TURNS PROMPTLY will he the Auditor following
places on days designated below:
Vcrdery9h and
Wednesday
o'clock
evening
Friday.
Hodges-1Gth and1 January-Monday Tuesday.
"Wednesday and Thursday.
Due Wost-2Oth and 2ls January-Friday and Saturday
Bradley-23d and oath January-Monday and Tuesday,
Toy2Ih and 2Gth "Wednesday and Thursday.
McComick-27th and 2sh JanuaryFriday and Saturday
Bordeaux-3Oth Januay-Monday.
Wilngon-3st January-Tuesday.
Camel-ls and February "Wednesday Thursday
Staton-3rd February-Friday.
Febrary-Saturday.
Antrevile- handful Februay-Nonday Tuesday
Mount w-Sth February-Wednesday.
Iownde 10th Febuary-Thurday and Friday.
FebruMnday Tuesday Wednesday,
Church-17th February-Friday.
CedarS Spidgs- February-Saturday.
AbbcvileC c.. H,-Jan
A. w. JONES,
Auditor
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The Press and Banner
Wednesday, Nov. %, 1887.
False Packed Cotton.

Mcssrs, w. Joel Smith & Son have had two
bales of cotton returned TO them Tor the rca-
son that they had been water packed. They
are now at the depot and the man who pack
ed them will be called upon 10 make good
not only the loss Of the weight, but the inJn.
ry which the cotton sustained by being wet. II
our respected friends who desire 10 turn our
honest pcnnys, without doing much work
for IL, would try some otherpan than that OF
pncking wet cotton, they would succeed much
better. We would suggest, If they are de-
termincd to try to cheat IN packing cotton,
that they put In some other weight than wa.
ter. Water will mildew and ruin the cotton
every time. If IL rock or some other dry
substance Is put into the bale. there will be
no loss except the rock-no damage to the
cotton will enSue.
In either case however, the false packins =
OF the cotton is sure to be detected. There
is no possible chance to escape detection, and
only inexperienced persons will try the
experiment, whereby reproach may be
brought on themselves, besides submitting
to ali losses in damage to cotton including
reshipment,
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Victory Of Mr.. Benct at EdgefeId.

Josh and Lige Briggs, cOlored, Of EdgefIeld
have been acquitted in the charge of murde
in killing Jams S. Blackwell, white. a; S
TompkinS opened for the defence, followed by
Solicitor Nelson and Ex-Governor Sheppard
for the State and w. {. Benet, of Abbeville
for the defence. The case was given to The
Jury at o'clock at forty minutes later they
brought in q verdict OF not guilty. 1t will bt
guilty August. 1856, and were sentenced to bt
hanged on the oath of September OF that year
The case was carried to the Supreme COnr
and new trial was granted. In August. 1887
they were tried the second time and Il mstria
was he result. Their third trial has just ter
minated in an acquittai. To be instrumen
tai in securing the acqulttal OF negro charg
ed with killing IL white man In Edgeheld, il
an honor which, we believe, has never been
accorded to any man before. Mr.. Benet anc
his associate counsel have the very best rea
son for selfcongratulation. They selected the
best men In Edgefield rs their jurors
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VALU ABLE
TRACT Of
LAND FOR SALE!

BY vIRTURE OF A MORTGAGE
given by Mrs. Margret DuPre, recorded
in the Clerks Office January 10Th, $780,,
Book Is, page 55S and by consent of the
Mortgage, will sell at public outcry at
Abbevile G. H., S. c., on SALEDAY in
DECEMBER, 1887, within the legal hours
of sale, the following described property
situate in said State and County, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land known as
tracts Nos. and Of the real estate of
Sarah Barmore, deceased, containing
200 Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
Charles Collins, w. P. Magee, Wright
and Cason.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash.,
the balance on credit Of II months
with interest from day of sale, secured
by bond and mortgage. Purchaser to
pay for papers. j. n. YOUNG,
Treasurer of Erskine College.
Nov. IA, 1887. St.
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Special Attractions for the Ladies' Mt
the Store Of White Brothers, Able.


Those extra fine black dress goods.
A full line Of black cashmcreS.
The best piece of black silk for Sl.0O yard
ever offered ut thnt price.
All wool uOuble-width suitingS from SOC. 10
81 90 per yard, these goods are very handsome
and very fashionable.
a splendid assortment CT dress ginghams.
Those extra heavy and extra wide calicos-
something new and very substantial and de-
Sirable. Ask for them.
4 full line of Wltpr.prOofS.
Table linens End towels OF all kinds.
Centemeri finc-buttoncd kid gloves.
Centcineri undrcsScd kid gloves.
ZciulrrS fine shoes. All who have tried
these shoes know the value of them, and ia
try them once is to buy them ever afterwards.
The demand for them Is SO great 1t Is very
difllcult to keep up with ell the sizes. An
OF her order has just been iGrWarded TO the
manufacturers. WHITE BfOIliEhS.
Smith & Son have the inside track on shot,
guns this season. lo-l2
We have small lot of ladies 'Ncwmnrk.
Jackets that we are offering at astonishing.
" low prices. smith & Son. l0-lg
Seed barley at p. Rosenberg & Go. liz
Rye!rye! pure fer seed. T. Rosenberg & Go
IL
We are selling clothing at close flguIcs. P
Rosenberg e. Co. H.
Brown and bleached cotton fannels, from
Sc to 25c. VIM. E. Bell
Every woman should wear the common
sense shoe. Call and get pair. L. Rosenberg
& Co 1l.i
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The State of South Carolina
COIINTY OF ARBEVTIIE.


PROBATE COURT.
Thos. n. Smith, Plaintiff, against Elvira
Tolbert and others, Defendants.-Com-
plant to Sell Land to Pay Debts, &c.
l. WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY
at Abbevile Court House, on SALEEAY Y
IN DECEMBER next, for the payment
of debts, the following described Rea
Estate, belonging to the Estate of Isabel
In Tolbcrt, deceased, containing
Two Hundred and Twenty (22O.
Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of T. F,
Riley, DR.. II. G.. Klugh, James Hinton
and others.
TERMS OF SALE - One-half cash
the balance on a credit of twelve months
with interest, secured by bond of pur'
chaser and a mortgage of the property
Purchaser to pay for titles.
j. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Nov. 10, 1887. st
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ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
Probate Capitalization for Letters of Ad-
ministratlon.
BY ]. FULLER LYON, ESQ, JUDGE PROBATE
COURT:
WHEREAS, Matthew Cresswell has made
w suit 10 me, to grant him Letters Of Ad-
ministration OF the Estate and effects of
james Cresswell, late Of Abbeville county, de-
ceased.
These are therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the Kindred and creditors of
the said James Cresswell, deceased, that they
be and appear before me. in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbeville C. H., on Monday,
November 2lst, 1887, after publication hereof,
ut II o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause If
amy they have, why the said Administration
should not be granted,
Given under my hand and seal OF the
Court, this 4th day of November in the
ILS.lyear of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-seven and in the
1l2th year Of American Independence.
Published on the 9th day Of November. 1887,
in the Press and Banner and on the Court
House door for the time required by law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court.
Nov. 10, 1887, If
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Erskiue College Campus.
Associate Reformed p,.esbDterian

ZfooOCtSFtc IteJUT HfcW toUytcF
The Synod, at It's last meeting. took action
looking to proper celebration of the semi,
centennial OF Erskine College in 1889. 1t is q
fit occasion 10 urge the Improvement of the
Campus Every thing should look fresh and
trim and inviting at the approaching jubilee
We will need at least $3.50. Thirty dollars
have been paid In. Acknowledgements vii
be promptly made of all sums contributed
The work on the Campus should begin at ar
early day. We hope to report the whole
amount in hand by the first of January 1888.
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Ladies' would do we'll to examine the very
large and extensive stock of cloaks which
White Brothers now offer, including New.
markets, Silk Plush and Beaver Wraps
Jackets, &c. u
Gentlemen, don't forget to call on White
Brothers and examine their stock of elegant
ly. fitting ready-made clothing. good ht Is
what You want and you are sure 10 get IL II
you go to the store of White Brothers. II
The best quality of seed wheat can he had
at White Brothers. Also. oats and barley. u
White Brothers have recently bought sew
eral Car loads of flour. Prices are very low.
Now Is good time to buy flour, as all .ndicl-
lions point to higher prices. IT
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Solid Chunk of Truth.
Pickens Centiael.

A correspondent Of the anderson Inteili
Anderson Is not Invested In real estate anG
factories. Men who have money are general
ly good business men, and they have learned
from experience that money loaned at ten mel
cent is better investment and less trouble
Thus the number of producers in the com
munity Is decreased, the price Of land goel
down, and the manufacturing in Interest i!
neglected,
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Strayed or Stolen,

IN THE NIGHT OF NOVEMBER FIRST
" from the plantation Of Mrs. POLLY MIL
LER, ih Abherille county, q SMALL BAY
MARE MULE. about six or seven years old
trim legs, and has what is termed q mealy
nose, fat and In fine fix.
A ten dollars reward will be paid for an.
information leading to It's recovery.
ALFRED EAK1N.
Abbeville, s. G.. Nov. 7, 1887.
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heath Of Miss Jones.

Miss Olivia II. Jones, daughter OF Capt. G..
W. Jones. Of Cokesbury, died November 2,
which she bore with christian resignation.
Captain Jones has been sorely afflicted in the
loss OF children within the last four years. In
that time one grown son, and three grown
daughters have died, and out OF Il family of
eight children he has only one son still liv-
ing-Dr. W. Townes Jones.
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Come to See His Brother Married.

Mr.. T. c. Perrin, genial, big-hearted and
Mr.. J. L. Perrin, married tonight. The brid.
Is Miss Ella Penny, who Is as pretty bride as
ever made joyous the heart of gallant lover
Mr.. T. c. Perrin Is now helping to build the g.
G. & n. Railroad. and Is at Chester. He seems
TO think the road will be built.
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To Rent.

rTEAT DESIRABLE STORE ROOM ON
the Public Square now occupied by Messrs
Parker K HILL Rooms over store also to
rent Apply to
PARKER & MCGOWAN.
Nov. j. lSSI, times. Attorneys.
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Smith q. sons Holiday Locals.

Smiths is the place to 20 for Holiday goods.
beautiful and eXquisit line of Cnina Tea
Sets, Vases, Cups, and Saucers Dolls, Toys,
Albums, etc.
| Call on Smith & Son, for "Turkish Prunps =
Anything and everything in the way ofchoice
Nuts. and especially for fresh Cltrons, Ruisius,
Currants.
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CoIonel lame. Edward Calhoun.

The Press and Banner last week referred to
the reported serious Illness Of Colonel Jame>
Edward Calhoun. We believed the correct
equal confidence believe the report this weelS
OF his perfect health. We leave the reader
to adopt either report, as may best suit him.
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Said,
The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

i "A
Abraham Y. Thompson ct al VS.. Jane L. Todd
etal.-Relief.
In ACCORDANCE WITH THE PRoVISS'
iors OF the will of James r. Todd, deceased,
and by virtue OF an order of sale. made IN the
above stated case. by the Hon. j. $: Cothran.
Judge Of the Eighth Circuit, we VIII offer FOR
House, South Carolina, on SALEDAY IN
DECEMBER, 1887, within the legal hours OF
sale, the following described property, situate
In SAID State and county, to wit:
l. All that tract or parcel OF lanu, known rs
the Elbert Johnson Tract. containing
Four Hundred and Forty-Two Acres.
more or less, bounded by lands Of Estate
Thomas Davis, deceased, by lands once the
lands of Joel j. Cunningham and others.
g Also that tract or parcel OF land containing
One Hundred Il Nincty-Three Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands of Mrs. Mar
garet +. Ellis, Cyprian Pratt and others.
3. Also, that tract or parcel Of land containing
One Hundred Acres,
more or less bounded by lands of Jane Tay-
lor. w. G.. Davis and others.
4. Also, that tract or parcel OF land containing
Two Hundred and Five Acres,
more or less, bounded by lands Of Moses
Smith, j. ID. Ncfl ana OlnerS
Divisions of larger tracts mentioned above
will be announced on day of sale and plats cX-
hibltch. Purchaser to pay for papers.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash. balance
on one and two years time, with leave TO pur-
chaser 10 anticipate payment. Credit portion
to be secured by bond and mortgage Of prem
ises sold. Interest from day OF sale at ten per
cent per annum.
This sale to be tinal and percmptory.
a. Y THOMPSON.
HENRY NJ. YOUNG,
JAMES +. TODD,
Executors of James r. Todd. Deceased.
Nov. Q, 1887, 1t
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Public Schools.

THE Public Schools may be opened, where
| 1t suits the convenience of the patrons,
and meets the approval OF the School Trus-
tees in Abbcville county on the first of No
vember, 1887.
+. COWAN,
School Com nmISSiONer.
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OYSTER SuODer.

The ladies of the Presbyterian church will
dispense at the dining room Of the New Hotel
Wednesday night of next week, the choicest
Oysters.
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Terms Of S0le:

One-third Of purchase money in cash
with balance in three equal annual pay
ments, with annual interest at 7 per cent
Credit portion secured by Bond and
Mortgage Of premises purchased.
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SA LTD
Valuable LAND,

will offer for sale on Saleday in De-
cember, 1887, monday, 5th,) at Abbeville
C. II. the following valuable land, known
as the HERNDON PLANTATION, ly-
ing between Cokesbury and Greenwood.
Tract No. 2.-114 Acres,
Lying along the Bucklevel Road, and
bounded by the lands of Mrs. Calder,
Cobb, Turner, and Tracts No. 8 and 0.
Tract No. 3..136 Acres,
Bordering the Bucklevel Road, and
bounded by lands of Turner, J. +. Keller
and Tracts No. 2 and7.
Tract No. 6.-229 Acres,
Bounded by lands of James Jones, J. R.
Rothrick, Coronaca Creek and Tract
No.7.
Tract No. 7.-21O Acres,
Bounded by lands of the Misses Gary
and Coronaca Creek, and Tracts No. 8, 6
and 8.
Tract No. S--17O Acres,
Bounded by lands of the Misses Gary,
Columbus Goggans and Tracts No. 7
and o.
Tract No. 9--195 Acres,
Bounded by Tracts 6, and s and Coro-
naca Creek, and Cokesbury and Green
wood Road.
A part of each tract is in high state OF
cultivation, with good tenants houses.
These lands are as fine as can be found
IN Upper Carolina.
Each tract is proportionately divided
into
FERTILE UPLANDS,
RICH BOTTOMS AND
| ORIGINAL FORESTS.
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Estate B. z. Herndon, Decd

A LII persons having claims against the Es-
n tate of B. u. HERNDON, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same properly
sworn to on or before JANUARY lSt, 1883, to
the Judge of Probate for Abbeville county, or
to the undersigned at COX eShury. ;. Z.
JULIA A. HERNDON,
Nov. l6, 1857, At Executrix.
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Thanksgiving Services.

At the Episcopal church at ten o'clock. Nc
services this afternoon.
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Tract No. 9-.195 Acres,

Bounded by Tracts 6, 7 and s and Coro-
naca Creek, and Cokesbury and Green
wood Road.
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Tract No. S.-170 Acres,

Bounded by lands of the Misses Gary
Columbus Goggans and Tracts No.
and O.
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PIATS

OF each Tract can be seen by calling on
Mr.. B. J. HERNDON, of Cokesbury.
Titles are perfect and POSSESSION given
at once.
will entertain private bids.
JOHN S. FAIR,
NEWBERRY, s. G,
Nov. Is, 1887, st.
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A part of each tract is in a high state of
cultivation, with good tenants houses.
These lands are as fine as can be found
IN Upper Carolina.
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FERTILE UPLANDS,
RICH BOTTOMS AND
ORIGINAL FORESTS.
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Tract No. 1910 Acres,

Bounded by lands of the Misses Gary
and Coronaca Creek, and Tracts No. 8,
and 8.
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Each tract is proportionately divided
into
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The State of South Carolina,

Nov. Is, 1887, st.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-31
financial.
Holders OfWabash Bonds

on LINES EAST OF THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
Are requested deposit their
Company No "a Wallst NewYJrk. IN pursuance OF the
plan Of reorganization agreed upon by the BOldboers
mitt-cs and the Purchasing Committee
For the principal Of all bonds fifty per gold
When bon Ia deposited. the First Mortgage Bonds
Funded Debt Bon and scrip of the Detroit d.
Vie receive cash accrued and also
terssf ou overdus coupons TO November l. 1881
Second Mortgages and Funded Debt Bonds
and the Detroit Division First Mortgage Ronds
all accrued ntere, and also for interest overdue
10 November 1881
Con~ofs et Mortgages Funded Debt ani scrip q. s1ms
and Wab sh MOrs - oi 1879. First Mortgage
Ronas for all accrued interest
The Central Trust VIII for all scuritis its
tempoar receipts exchange able for engraved certificates
sst be prepared which receipts certificates
will bear November lSs7. payable
ally.
The time 'or depos,ing securities under this plan limited
Januar 30. 1888
Full details be obtained he Central Trust Companv
JAS. T. JOY, Chairman
1HOS II. HUBBARD. Purchasing
: bDSAA . hsnHrv Il HWrHvtLF'' '0"m''''"
I'm TTNRy y lLMMwfikINt M", iIiG f. nendholdors'
TuGMtS r. Hrt;I%s' {Commiitro
The Above recommended 10 ths bonihol 'ars
y LAWERNCE Chairman
First Morts ge Bcnth holders Committee
NewYOrk, November u, 1891
New-York tribune., 1887-12-31
CHARLES Il. sszSG,
~ Wall stree.

n jFFIN g. STANTON.
~ RASKFHS.
TO- II, 9AND l3 uOKrGMfR BUILDING.
walls. Nsn-for..
wupav / cr.N o The follow lng bonds
on ant after Ian. 3. 1883
CITY OF DE~ NJ me-. IOWA.
second rem " { y ner cents.
CRY OFJEFFIR-J JNNfI.LE IEDIANA,
itefnncing
cry OF IOGA N~PpRT INDfANt.
kefuH"Ius o.. ,er cents
CITY or SPENCER t%bIN
H~fnnd'rg5 per CENTS
CITY OF MUNCfE ~ NpIANA,
1trfnn ine per cents
CITY OF FMARII&~VlLLf iNpiNNL
I,eipniius : cuitL
CITY OF DIS MOINt~. IOWA.
Funding per cents
CITY or TOGANS orr INDIANA
Funiinr cents
CITY JEFFEHSoNNIIIE. GNDtANA.
Nnffcipai = Ter c-nfs
CITY OF FJFFFEKSDNNGIlI. fEUIASA,
Funiirg per cents
COUNTY or WAERE y ~ ulAN
Public buiiiing per cents
COUNTY OF NAHA~KN \. IOWA.
Itrtuniing per ceuta
OLIVE TDWESIIIr INBiA a.
School . per cents
PAYNE VILLAGE. "HIn.
School o. CENTS
S20, GOO Satf@N Satr co Pc, cent p ,,ai ~
81 e it - ana intSre'L Lin 90 CO.. . WhInt
New-York tribune., 1887-12-31

VNHE NATIONAL. PARK BANK OF NEN-
YORk90th Deceinber. lr>IIh Boar 9. ~ r. "T
have I'M. day daclifrtl Dividend OF FouK rEh -
from te earn sir Donth' pyaDs uoe VI ''
o. and after January g. so -. ,... IT,. % u.,
A"e ""-''' N l. l.. WilGli. CA-.isr.